VENICE. “Forty years of contributions should be enough for retirement and flexibility it takes 62 years for all.” These are the slogans that have mobilized more than five thousand workers and retirees of the Cgil, Cisl and Uil yesterday in Venice. To explain, in the end, it was the general secretary of the CGIL Susanna Camusso: “Pensions have to change radically, to change the norm with regard to the construction of a security for young people, the opportunity not to imagine a future for the poor, but of people in their working lives put together a civil state pension. ” Before she spoke the Venetian secretary of Cisl Onofrio Rota, in which he harshly criticized the law Fornero “which solved in those moments government accounts but has greatly complicated the accounts for the workers,” he said, and the Venetian secretary UIL Gerardo Colamarco, who explained that since 1992 the rules on pensions are changing fewer than 28 times.
the general secretary CGIL pointed out that the social security system has first and foremost a social function: “that to ensure, after so many years of work, a serene and dignified old age. ” He collected the applause when he attacked the Fornero law and the Renzi government that had promised to change but nothing has been done so far, “With the law in force between 20 to 30 years Italy will be a country of poor people,” he reiterated. Therefore dismissed the criticism of those who argue that Cgil, Cisl and Uil want to protect their members, “We mobilize because we want to determine which country will be in the future and not to protect someone.” Argued that it is time to stop taking money from the pockets of workers, it is necessary to begin to redistribute wealth and that “the savings on public finances can be done in so many other ways I can think of one, you stop eating procurement and already from this point of view we will have built a great saving on the public accounts of the country. “
He proposed the change lines. ‘Providing even young people the security; take into account the working conditions, different is having worked for decades on a scaffold or in an office, having started 15 or 16 years or, rather, 30, 35, thus the necessary flexibility. ” “Today is not an appearance,” he concluded, “it is that we made our voices heard and then wait. We will wait the minimum time necessary to get the answers of the government … Without answers are already provided of the planned initiatives, such as that of retired May 19, but it will program other as Cgil, Cisl and Uil. “
at the end of the rally the Secretary CGIL has agreed to answer some morrow. The first concerned the crisis of the industry: “There’s no doubt,” he replied, “that the country is in dire need of industrial policies and responses: from open disputes, the strategic future of some productions, I think of the Ilva dispute , that Eni than Versalis. “There is a need for a choice that is functional to finally have an industrial policy for this country.” Surprisingly, he then made a proposal: “There is the need to rewrite the statute of workers through popular initiative. We did a campaign of meetings which was also attended by members to other organizations – he said – Our proposal the offer to all forms of work organization and to the whole debate in the country. This is the place where everyone can participate. ” In addition, banks: “It’s time for a real reform of the banking system in our country, as well as throughout Europe.” A change “that also accompany a serious tax reform, because there continues to be a big gap between what people pay on their work and what they are paying businesses on productive activities compared to what exists, however, for assets financial and real estate. ” “If everything moves on finance,” he concluded, “the finance without rules, it is clear that an economy based
of paper that is self reproducing can only lead to speculation. It takes the rules, but the ones that are being introduced in Italy are partial, so much so that there was the issue of repayments and certain receivables through illegitimate means. ”
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